Ceuta minors face poor conditions and abuse

Illegal migrants in Ceuta are suffering from harsh living conditions, with thousands of minors living in overcrowded temporary camps or on the streets for more than two weeks, due to limited services and available resources. Cases of sexual assault against girls among the migrants are increasing, with police investigating dozens of incidents. Meanwhile, authorities lack the capacity to provide adequate protection and are calling for increased support from the central government. Despite these challenges, many minors refuse to return to their home countries and dream of a better future. Efforts by government agencies remain mixed, including relocating minors to different regions in Spain and exploring options such as family reunification or other solutions.

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